Coastal Habitat Restoration in the UK Gets a Seascape-Scale Upgrade
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The Solent Seascape Project, the UK's first seascape-scale conservation initiative, is restoring seagrass meadows, saltmarshes, oyster reefs, and seabird habitats across 52,000 hectares. Over five years, it aims to restore 8 hectares of saltmarsh, 7 hectares of seagrass, 4 hectares of oyster habitat, and 10 seabird breeding sites. Seagrass has already returned to the River Hamble for the first time in nearly a century after volunteers planted 120,000 seeds.
While the restoration targets are ambitious, seascape-scale restoration remains early-stage; long-term ecological recovery will depend on sustained funding and coordination across the ten partnering organizations.
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